French Club at D. R. Zenner Home Hosts Year End Event
The University French Club met at Orchard Gables, hosted by Mrs. D. R. Zenner, with 44 members and guests enjoying lawn supper and French songs and plays. New officers were installed: Mary Kupir president, Dorothy Robbin VP, Elizabeth Myre secretary, Bernard Goldstein treasurer, Janet Blair social chair. Guests included Thelma Mills Kathryn Myers Joe McCullough and Dr and Mrs Victor Whitehouse. Barbeton couple Hollie Williams announce birth of son May 6 at Barberton Hospital. Carl Schister and Aldine Coe welcomed a son May 4 in Columbus. Schister's wife is Reynoldsburg native.
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University French Club
D. R. Zenner
Orchard Gables
M. Sylvain Minault
Columbus
France
French Lycee
Mary Kupir
Dorothy Robbin
Elizabeth Myre
H. H. Hyre
North Congress Street
Bernard Goldstein
Janet Blair
Mises Thelma Mills
Nelsonville
Kathryn Myers
Baltimore
Joe McCullough
Victor Whitehouse
What Other Women Say in Past Centuries
Gretta Palmer notes women in earlier eras lacked formal rights yet gained social privilege as charming figures, reflecting a columnist view on gender roles and status in history.
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Gretta Palmer
Sewing Group Plans June Picnic After August Meeting
The Tuesday Needle Club met at Miss Lizzie Hackman's home with 21 members. A post meeting prize contest named Mrs. Maude Kittsmiller and Mrs. W D Wilde as winners. Husbands invite wives to Hebbardeville on May 22. Committee Dupler McCune Poston to arrange June picnic and September adjournment. Grace Marquis presides. Young People's Society members travel to Coshocton for a two day convention led by Rev Kenney tonight.
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Lizzie Hackman
South High Street
Maude Kittsmiller
W. D. Wilde
Hebbardeville
Roy Dupler
L. B. McCune
Elmer Poston
Homer Wolfe
Grace Marquis
Young People's Society
The
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
Coshocton
Thelma Moore
Mary Knight
Melvin Mitchell
Clifford Potts
E. C. Kenney
Kenney
Helen Schaefer Delivers Notable Piano Recital in Music Hall
Pianist Helen Schaefer from Pomeroy presented a well planned program at Music Hall Auditorium. The recital covered Bach Chopin Debussy Faure and Mendelssohn with a Chinese music highlight Rush Hour In Hong Kong. Accompanist Miss Elizabeth Monk McClure joined for the Mendelssohn concerto and the ensemble received praise.
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Music Hall
Helen Schaefer
Pomeroy
Scarlotte
Bach
Chopin
Hong Kong
Faure
Miss Schaefer
Elizabeth Monk McClure
Miss MacClure
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Sigma Alpha Iota
Sigma Alpha Iota Honorary Musical Sorority
Vera Board
Bride-To-Be Margaret Baker to Wed May Twenty-Six
Bride to be Margaret Baker daughter of Newton D. Baker secretary of war in the Wilson administration will marry Fulton Wright of St. Louis on May 26 in Gates Mills Ohio near Cleveland. Mrs S S Winters of 85 West State Street plans Mother's Day visit with her daughter and son in law Minor Robbins and family in Lakewood.
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Margaret Baker
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Fulton Wright
St. Louis
Gates Mills
S. S. Winters
West State Street
Lakewood
Minor K. Robbins
Mrs. Gordon K. Bush Hosts Bridge Dinner Group
Mrs. Gordon K. Bush hosted a Wednesday bridge dinner at her Strathmore Boulevard home for 12 members of her club. Guests included Mrs. Down Grones Mrs. L. V. Brown and Mrs. T. N. Hoover. Bright garden flowers brightened the rooms and the high score prize went to Mrs. Hoover.
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Gordon K. Bush
Strathmore Boulevard
Down. Grones
L. V. Brown
T. N. Hoover
In Your Garden: Hints for Amateur Gardeners This Spring
Adam Thomas offers garden tips for spring care. Lift and replant frost heaved perennials. Destroy egg clusters on tree bark with creosote. Cover flower seeds lightly with sieved soil. Transplant strongest seedlings first to aid weaker ones. Use an old kitchen fork for transplanting. Include petunias and avoid oversizing shrubs and trees.
Who's Going And Coming
Mr. Gordon K. Bush returned from Columbia Missouri where he spoke during journalism week at the University of Missouri School of Journalism. Mr. Charlies McCabe Chicago accompanied him. Miss Helen M. Townsend travels to Cincinnati for the National Society of Colonial Dames luncheon and annual meeting. She will stay with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Davis. Mr. James Overmyer has returned from Parkersburg West Virginia after six months with Royal Furniture Company. Plans are underway for C A Overmyer and son to start a local furniture business.
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Gordon K. Bush
Columbia
Journalism Week
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Charlies McCabe
Chicago
Bush
Helen M. Townsend
Cincinnati
National Society of Colonial Dames
T. J. Davis
James Overmyer
Parkersburg
W. Va
Royal Furniture Company
C. A. Overmyer and Son
Open Meeting of Ohio University YWCA This Friday
The Ohio University YWCA invites all interested to an open meeting at the Presbyterian Church Friday at 7 o'clock where new officers for the coming year will be installed. A party will follow at Dean Irma Voigt's home for senior members. New officers include Martha White president and Marian Baeser secretary. The Ladies Auxiliary of Alexander Presbyterian Church also plans a bake sale Saturday morning at a vacant Nelson Block storefront.
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Ohio University Ywca
Presbyterian Church
Irma E. Voigt
Martha White
Larry Scheffel
Marian Baeser
Martha Hitchcock
Mary Louise Lammers
Carol Creed
Anna Faye Blackburn
Hester McClaflin
Hele Campbell
Hocking
Edna Mae Stauffer
Sand Ridge
Rosemary Mason Chauncey
Helen Gerke
Ways and Means
Mary Neiderauer
Janet Kennedy
Betty Hilles
Mabel Cullison
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Nelson Block
F. L. Woodworth's and Son
Mothers' Club Discusses Sex Education Topic
The Pre-School Mothers' Club met at 250 Richland Avenue to discuss an article from Parents Magazine titled What Sex Education Really Is. Mrs. Clyde Beasley led the discussion with Mrs. Will Richey hosting and social hour featuring a game of cootie.
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Will Richey
Richland Avenue
Clyde Beasley
Cootie
Edison Hawk
New Fraternity Members Attend Florence Rich Hosted Meeting
New member May Frost attended a club gathering with guests Florence Rich Mrs Make and Mrs Glen Atkin at Lindley Hall. The Torch Cup event featured six fraternities contending for the Blaine R Goldsberry trophy, awarded honorary by Robert Hithert.
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May Frost
Florence Rich
Make
Glen Atkin
Lindley Hall
Blaine R Goldsberry
Robert Hithert
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Son
Barberton Hospital
Carl Schister
Aldine Coe
Schister
Howard Coe
Reynoldsburg
Cline
Gale’s Chocolates
Gilbert’s Chocolates
Horton’s Chocolates
Texas
Kotex
Colgate’s
Miles Nervine
S. M. A. Baby Food
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Deans Kidney Pills
Roxy Dog Food
Armand Bouquet
Armands Bouquet
Pere Fece
Lem'n
Mrs. Bush Bridge
Arthomas
Eta of Phi Chi Delta
National Presbyterian Sorority
Hillcrest Inn
Florence Stover
Helen McMasters
Margaret King
Margaret McHugh
Elizabeth Ong
Jane Schausenl
Inez Sturzinger
Natalie Whiting
Winifred Diller
Margaret Lewis
Wilma Piper
Jean Rambo
Lillian Stocker
Camp 78
Athens
American Legion
O. D. Dailey
Memorial Auditorium
Warner Baxter
Rome
Miller’s
Hotel
Mothers’ Club
Dela
Tee
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